What do you guys think? Pics..Full time convertible widebody
04-10-2007 | 11:52 PM
#43
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I dont see why not. On top of the Hotchkis sway bars and the strut bars.We reinforced the car throughout. If there was a shift, the rear install would crack out would it not? Bolt ons aren't the only thing to stiffen up a car .You cannn get a little creative. Anyways I dont see cornering in this car in the near future. LOL
04-10-2007 | 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted by gbcustoms
I dont see why not. On top of the Hotchkis sway bars and the strut bars.We reinforced the car throughout. If there was a shift, the rear install would crack out would it not? Bolt ons aren't the only thing to stiffen up a car .You cannn get a little creative. Anyways I dont see cornering in this car in the near future. LOL
04-11-2007 | 12:05 AM
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man that is one of the sickest things i ever seen....absolutly beautifull, unique, fun and one of a kind ...just a few questions
- the front bumper and sideskirts arent molded are they ? they just wondering why u didnt?
- Ever think about tying that beautifull orange somehow into the rims, maybe as accents on the spokes ( prob wouldnt work with those wheels too much ) i think that would be hot
- for sh*ts and giggles any idea on how many gallons of fiberglass resin you used in total ? just would be fun to know cause i know its a ton
- the front bumper and sideskirts arent molded are they ? they just wondering why u didnt?
- Ever think about tying that beautifull orange somehow into the rims, maybe as accents on the spokes ( prob wouldnt work with those wheels too much ) i think that would be hot
- for sh*ts and giggles any idea on how many gallons of fiberglass resin you used in total ? just would be fun to know cause i know its a ton
04-11-2007 | 12:34 AM
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Originally Posted by markritch
man that is one of the sickest things i ever seen....absolutly beautifull, unique, fun and one of a kind ...just a few questions
- the front bumper and sideskirts arent molded are they ? they just wondering why u didnt?
- Ever think about tying that beautifull orange somehow into the rims, maybe as accents on the spokes ( prob wouldnt work with those wheels too much ) i think that would be hot
- for sh*ts and giggles any idea on how many gallons of fiberglass resin you used in total ? just would be fun to know cause i know its a ton
- the front bumper and sideskirts arent molded are they ? they just wondering why u didnt?
- Ever think about tying that beautifull orange somehow into the rims, maybe as accents on the spokes ( prob wouldnt work with those wheels too much ) i think that would be hot
- for sh*ts and giggles any idea on how many gallons of fiberglass resin you used in total ? just would be fun to know cause i know its a ton
I am actually considering changing the wheels out for some sponsored ones if anyone needs a set for a widebodied scion tC.
04-11-2007 | 12:49 AM
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I love the work that went into it. I don't like the convertible on the tC, but the look still captivates me. There was a Maxima at the Moroso show this past weekend. But the paint work it hot. The fiberglass work is hot. And I'm sure the engine is hot.
05-14-2007 | 09:02 PM
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THAT IS THE MOST INSANE SHOW TC I'VE EVER SEEN, i admire the hard work and the creativity omg full fiber glass rear panels all the way to the trunk lol thats insane, what kind of rims are those? i may be interested for daily rims for my widebody lol.. and its really hard to sell widebody rims for the tc since its very few widebodies around.
great work man i wish u were down here in the west coast so i could see the work but if u were i wouldn't have a chance at the shows up against u lol..
great work man i wish u were down here in the west coast so i could see the work but if u were i wouldn't have a chance at the shows up against u lol..
05-15-2007 | 01:02 PM
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I've seen this car in person. I was at Layed out at the Park and I must say... I almost fell over and started twitching... I couldn't stop drooling. And yeah, he was out driving this car around at that show too.. lol! ( I noticed you driving it through the grass!)